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Projects like these are saying just because we figured out how chairs work, everyone should use the same chair.

It just completely misses the point, people like it when they build something themselves it looks how they like it. Want to spend years working on something that looks exactly like everything else?

My uncle used to work as a radio guy. I remember visiting The National Maritime Museum with him and he just walked up to a morse machine and started writing stories.

Last weekend when we talked he mentioned being sad that a lot of this knowledge is getting lost. Must be a strange feeling walking through a museum and it being the tools of your trade.

I know of a couple banking apps that use this. super handy!

so making law that keeps everyone in the pool will fix that right?

Come on, you can't mention zebrafish gills without actually telling the story!

then it's never possible to use any package/module/plugin anywhere. I get the danger but I'd rather have convenience than writing every function from scratch

right, because you pay for traffic (or results of traffic) and not just having the pages online.

What is your motivation of doing YC now? and how do you plan to scale your market share?

There is a longer version of this article here: https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first.html

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As a ux designer it can also be incredibly hard to find a job that's doing actual ux research. When I worked as a UX designer every boss just wanted me to confirm a design is "user friendly" instead of taking the time to research user flows and designing behaviour.

why would minimum wage be less than living wage? everything below living wage should be called poverty

You seem to have a bunch of experience with Phoenix, could you suggest some tutorials that will be helpful for people who start from scratch learning elixr and this type of development.

Coming from a php / node.js background it seems very overwhelming

in my experience dokku is slightly broken en shitty compared to heroku. so i guess you get what you pay for.

build services/features around your core feature like https://www.speedtest.net/

you could also use the same technology skills here and move the same features to another domain

any resources on finding and staying long term in cabins/houses like that? I would love to stay 4-6 months in cute little cabins. Vacation rentals aren't really it

What would be a good resource to get started with Phoenix / Elixir, coming from Node/EJS/React it seems very daunting

Only shit, didnt know this. Do you have more info about haifa and intel? Why did they build there?

I guess it's difficult to manage church finances when it doesn't control government(s) anymore.

What does this secondary and primary mean?

I have a background in UX before diving into programming. And the simple answer is just to talk to people and then ask in a friendly way. How you start the conversation doesn’t matter much at the start. As long as it isn’t off putting people are quite friendly.

I found it always help to explain your goal/project your working on. Starting the conversation with: “Hi I’m working on a fun project and wanted to get out and talk to some people about it. Do you have some time to help me?”

After doing this with 30 people in your social circle, slowly start reading up and improving your approach and start asking people further away from you

Yikes why would you not want companies investing in diversity? Especially if they are the interface to our online world?

Isn't a major major point that package registries and or modules don't need review board? thus eliminating gatekeeping?

don't know about you but my vacation days are calculated per hour. hence people sometimes take half a day off

As a self taught developer, where should I start with this? I feel like I have gaps in my knowledge and would like to learn more without being overwhelmed. I like the web because it's easy to make things, not because of maths

well, in the last couple years people actually realize that not everyone is an extrovert. So introverts are more vocal because they now exist/ get recongized

Hey! hope I can help, in a lot of european contries employees are quite protected. Which means that if your job is harming you, in either physical or mental ways you are protected by law.

With these things it's hard though, try to keep a record of what happens and try to not participate in it.

Depending on how widespread it is. Talking to HR might work, wherein it helps if you can take a couple colleagues with you who have had the same happend to them. (so it's not just you)

In Holland for example there are state law offcies who give advice and help out with these kinds of things. They know what your situation is and how it can be handled best. Lawyers offices might also have free first meeting to help you and provide you with some context.

You seem to have a hard time with this. I've been is a very similar position. What I would advice is you talk to you GP and get appointments with psychologists. This will also protect you later if things get worse and you don't wanna show up at work anymore. Being sick at some, with a psychologist treatment will also make sure they can't fire you. and then it's a bit of a waiting game perhaps.

Anyways, feel free to message me and I can help out. I went through a similar situation and it really messed me up. I would like to make sure it doesn't get that bad for other people.

major debt can chase you for a long long time

ftping files to build drupal themes...

aren't all big telco's state sponsored is a multitude of ways? either by direct funds, tax breaks, support or expensive state contracts that the states have to use because there aren't any alternatives?